The collapse of Lehman Brothers continues to prove that "theoretically risk-free" is still not the same as telling clients that investment products are always subject to some form of risk.
American Funds is facing what could amount to a tempest in a teapot after its president was quoted in Barron's as blaming advisors for overselling its mutual funds as "able to defy gravity."
While the $100 million deals are still going on, the fact is that plenty of $30 million and $40 million firms are getting bought out by larger rivals all the time.
A Connecticut judge has determined that an advisor who moved from UBS to Morgan Stanley is not entirely shielded by the broker protocol because he took information on clients that were never his to begin with.
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